Sentence examples for delay in the introduction from inspiring English sources

On May 22nd she had to announce an embarrassing delay in the introduction of mandatory "home-information packs".

Maytag lowered its forecast for the quarter last month, citing sluggish sales and a delay in the introduction of a new washer.

The chief executive, Federico Minoli, said results were hurt by the weakness of the dollar and a delay in the introduction of a new model, the Monster S2R.

"The financial situation in these schools is already critical because of huge increased cost pressures and the delay in the introduction of the new funding formula is potentially catastrophic," said Julia Harnden at the Association of School and College Leaders.

He thinks the delay in the introduction of flood-resistant GM rice, for example, has condemned many in the poor world to starvation.India, too, has recently been caught up in a Frankenfood fight.

Competitive organizations are facing a variety of problems as a result of advances in management techniques as well due to the delay in the introduction of these in business management models.

Vodafone, like other wireless operators, has been grappling with a worldwide slowdown in subscriber growth and with delays in the introduction of third-generation wireless services.

Last year, delays in the introduction of a new chip design called Barcelona forced the company to cut prices to compete with newer products from Intel.

The lyrics, which do not always flow smoothly, acknowledge the two delays in the introduction of BlackBerry 10, which still does not have a release date.

Eidos, Britain's leading maker of electronic games, blamed delays in the introduction of the PlayStation 2 console by Sony for widening losses that sent Eidos's battered stock down 11percentto to 177 pence $2.477).

Soaring debt, resulting from auctions for new wireless licenses, slowing growth in the existing number of mobile phone customers and delays in the introduction of new technology have weighed heavily on shares of telecommunications companies.